[kljash]

Originally Posted by OoZic Sharp Aquos Quattron with four-primary-color technology would be my choice if my TV would die on me now I know it is out of your price-range, but this is the one I love (and want): http://www.engadget.com/2011/04/13/s...han-the-one-y/ 70 inch

wow that's a tv.

everybody seems to think that 1080p is only good up to 55" then it start to loose quality do you know if there is any truth to that?

i must be terrible at googling cause i can never find anything

[OoZic]

Originally Posted by kljash wow that's a tv. everybody seems to think that 1080p is only good up to 55" then it start to loose quality do you know if there is any truth to that? i must be terrible at googling cause i can never find anything

Resolution stays a problem with very big screens. Only if you have a big house and you sit far from this size tv's it is do-able. But I like the size very much

Samsung TV's are great also, but I only buy Japanese TV's. Was a big fan of Sony's Trinitron in the early days. Sorry for $ony I don't buy (or advice) their products anymore....

[KillerBug]

Originally Posted by kljash everybody seems to think that 1080p is only good up to 55" then it start to loose quality do you know if there is any truth to that?

It is a matter of opinion. You can only look at so much of a TV at a time...you look at a smartphone screen held a few inches from your face, and it is the same size to you as a 90" screen on the other side of the room. Sure, 1080P might not look perfect if you are 2 feet from the 90" screen...but when would you ever do that?

[kljash]

cool, i would be sitting like 9-10 feet away from the tv so i was looking for a 55"-60" i'll probably head over to best buy tomorrow to look at some. thanks again for everybody's help much appreciated

[daveyp187]

Originally Posted by KillerBug I've become a big fan of LGs...the picture quality starts great and stays that way, the cases are well made, and the features work the way they are designed to. Stay away from Sony, Asus, Acer, and Vizio...they are all junk inside...and if one appears to have a good picture, it is a fluke resulting from a failed part. Best advice: go to some retail store and look around. Find one that has a nice picture quality and layout, and (if you can) make sure that there is room for the connectors to go in without bending. Make sure that the stand is sturdy enough that it isn't going to fall over if someone slams the door, and of course you don't want a unit with a visually unappealing case. Also, consider getting one with VESA mount support...even if you don't want it now, you never know what you will want to do in the future. As for ordering, you can often get a TV slightly cheaper online. If the savings is large (even after shipping), then this is a good option. If the saving is relatively small, I would recommend the local store. Even the best brands sometimes get those green vertical lines or dead pixels within the first few weeks...and it is preferable to be able to drive it back to the store and exchange it rather than doing an online exchange. Even with a company like Amazon that has an unbelievable return/replacement policy, the turnaround time is still a few days. [edit] When you are at the store, play with the on-screen menus...this is often overlooked, but can be a real PITA on some models.

my last two hd tv's have been LG.
i cant fault them at all, good price good quality

[SpecialK79]

pioneer had the best plasma tv's and plasma is best for gaming.
nowadays id go for panasonic as they got rights to the patents for the plasma tech pioneer used in their tv's
im looking to get a 3d plasma panasonic tv this xmas for around £800, tv's are SO cheap in the USA

[stuck?]

I've got a 42" LG LCD and it's been really good for me. My only gripe so far is that when you change source it takes about 2-3 seconds to flick in.

My parents also have a 55" LG Plasma, very nice as well. Samsungs are also good TV's too.

I had a 56" LED-DLP for 2.5 years before it died on me. It was one of the earlier models yet. I'm not huge into the tech/specifics sorry.

[fahadsul3man]

sony bravia ftw